>>It's on an IPCop install. I've had to learn to use linux just to get >>this far so I could be missing something really obvious. >> >> > >To me it sounds like the Squid is not running. I am not familiar with IPCop >so I can just guess. If you can login then try a "ps ax | grep squid" and >see if you have any running instances of Squid. If you do then it's >probably a network problem. If you do not then you may want to look at the >cache.log (probably somewhere near /var/log/squid/cache.log) - there is >likely more information why it couldn't start up. > >Also see if you can run "/usr/lib/squid/ncsa_auth /etc/squid/proxy_users" >on the console. > > > And if squid is running look at your squid's port in the squid.conf (default 3128) and verify your iptables rules. I don't know if IPCop links its services and its iptables rules. Regards. Ghislain Garçon
